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Apparantly the OSTC does not take into account the fact that 2012 is a leap year.
Did you check the date on your OSTC ?

After reading your topic I tried to change the date via DivingLog because my OSTC showed 01.03.12.

The information in the DivingLog window was correct "29.02.2012",
but after "reset to default" the date on my OSTC now has switched to 01.02.12

Will try again tomorrow;)

Robert

Hi all,

Yep the OSTC does not know the 29.2. Same with my 2N as with Roberts. It does not know how to cope with the 29.2.
So I'll set it to the 28.2 today so tomorrow it should be the 1.3

I'm not on my Mac, but what will happen if you're using JDiveLog to "Set Time/Date"?

I had my 2N set to 28.2.12. Then I set the time/date in jdivelog. It set the date to 1.2.12.

Tried it twice. So no luck.

Oops, sorry for that. This bug will fix itself tomorrow...

Regards,
Matthias

Matthias, are you sure? It said 1.3.12 today on mine and tomorrow it would show 2.3.12?

swissdiving Wrote:
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> Matthias, are you sure? It said 1.3.12 today on
> mine and tomorrow it would show 2.3.12?

Yes.

regards,
Matthias

AAAARGH! Another wrong dive-date within my logbook...

No self fix on mine and 2 other units I've had in my hands yesterday. Please check your dates guys!

Mine had to be reset to the correct date as well - no self fix!

heinrichsweikamp Wrote:
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> swissdiving Wrote:
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> > Matthias, are you sure? It said 1.3.12 today on
> > mine and tomorrow it would show 2.3.12?
>
> Yes.

-> You need to reset the date to the correct one, of course...

Regards,
Matthias